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  • Miami-Dade first responders arrive at the debris created by the FIU bridge that collapsed Thursday afternoon leaving six people dead on March 15, 2018.
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  • A technical team member from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responds to the FIU bridge collapse in Miami, Florida, Thursday, March 15, 2018. <br />
photo by Samuel Navarro
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  • Miami-Dade Fire Rescue first responders look at the debris created by the FIU bridge that collapsed Thursday afternoon leaving six people dead on March 15, 2018. <br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro
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  • First responders from the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue stand by the fallen bridge that left six people dead and as many as 10 injured on Thursdays, march 15, 2018. <br />
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photo by samuel navarro
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  • A woman carrying her son reacts to a memorial placed outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School honoring the 17 students and staff killed by a gunman who opened fire inside the school, Wednesday, February 14, 2018.<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • Chris Grady, a 19-year-old senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, reacts to words of support from a mother visiting the memorial outside the school. Grady, who was on campus the day of the shooting, has publicly shown his support toward the #NeverAgain movement calling for stricter gun-control laws.<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • A woman holding a rosary prays outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were a memorial was placed honoring the lives of those lost after a gunman opened fire inside the school during regular class time killing 17 students and staff in total on Wednesday, February 14, 2018<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • A young woman delivers flowers to each one of the crosses and Stars of David placed outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School honoring the 17 students and staff killed inside the school by a gunman on Wednesday, February 14, 2018.<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • Three men hold their arms as they share a moment of prayer outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where a memorial was set up to honor the 17 students and staff killed on Valentine's Day by school shooter Nikolas Cruz.<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • Flower arrangements lay outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School honoring the 17 students and staff killed by a gunman who opened fire inside the school, Wednesday, February 14, 2018.<br />
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by Samuel Navarro
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  • The city of Homestead, Florida, located south of Miami between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west its a major agricultural hotspot in the sunshine state, especially for migrant labor. At this 871,200 square feet tomato farm, undocumented workers keep showing up to work despite promises made by President Trump calling for massive deportations of undocumented aliens in the U.S. With temperatures that go beyond 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels above 80 percent, undocumented workers prowl the field with no uniform that identifies who they work for, or whose tomatoes are they picking up. Instead, they wear pieces of their own clothes in an improvised way to protect themselves from the sun as they carry red bins that get heavier as they prowl the field collecting tomatoes. This routine its repeated over and over until a 30-foot-long container its filled-up to capacity.
    Migrant Labor
  • The city of Homestead, Florida, located south of Miami between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west its a major agricultural hotspot in the sunshine state, especially for migrant labor. At this 871,200 square feet tomato farm, undocumented workers keep showing up to work despite promises made by President Trump calling for massive deportations of undocumented aliens in the U.S. With temperatures that go beyond 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels above 80 percent, undocumented workers prowl the field with no uniform that identifies who they work for, or whose tomatoes are they picking up. Instead, they wear pieces of their own clothes in an improvised way to protect themselves from the sun as they carry red bins that get heavier as they prowl the field collecting tomatoes. This routine its repeated over and over until a 30-foot-long container its filled-up to capacity.
    Migrant Labor
  • The city of Homestead, Florida, located south of Miami between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west its a major agricultural hotspot in the sunshine state, especially for migrant labor. At this 871,200 square feet tomato farm, undocumented workers keep showing up to work despite promises made by President Trump calling for massive deportations of undocumented aliens in the U.S. With temperatures that go beyond 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels above 80 percent, undocumented workers prowl the field with no uniform that identifies who they work for, or whose tomatoes are they picking up. Instead, they wear pieces of their own clothes in an improvised way to protect themselves from the sun as they carry red bins that get heavier as they prowl the field collecting tomatoes. This routine its repeated over and over until a 30-foot-long container its filled-up to capacity.
    Migrant Labor
  • The city of Homestead, Florida, located south of Miami between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west its a major agricultural hotspot in the sunshine state, especially for migrant labor. At this 871,200 square feet tomato farm, undocumented workers keep showing up to work despite promises made by President Trump calling for massive deportations of undocumented aliens in the U.S. With temperatures that go beyond 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels above 80 percent, undocumented workers prowl the field with no uniform that identifies who they work for, or whose tomatoes are they picking up. Instead, they wear pieces of their own clothes in an improvised way to protect themselves from the sun as they carry red bins that get heavier as they prowl the field collecting tomatoes. This routine its repeated over and over until a 30-foot-long container its filled-up to capacity.<br />
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Sitting inside a tractor, Sr. Gonzalez, who overseas the work of migrant workers at this farm in Homestead, Florida, says that many of his harvesters are concern about a possible deportation. And that even though this is a relatively easy job, he says that very few people are actually willing to do it.
    Migrant Labor
  • Anti-Trump Protest in West Palm Beach, Florida, Saturday, February 4, 2017.
    Protest in West Palm Beach
  • Anti-Trump Protest in West Palm Beach, Florida, Saturday, February 4, 2017.
    Protest in West Palm Beach
  • Anti-Trump protest in downtown Miami
    Not My President
  • Marching in downtown Miami an African American woman raises her fist as she passes by Freedom Tower in downtown Miami on November 11, 2016. (photo by Samuel Navarro)
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  • Christopher Rey Monzon, 22,  waves a confederate flag toward a group of people protesting in front of Hollywood's City Hall demanding the removal of streets signs  named after confederate generals and a KKK wizard on Wednesday August 30, 2017<br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro.
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  • Local Miami activist James Valsaint, 30, and other protesters gather outside Hollywood's City Hall in south Florida demanding city officials to remove street signs named after confederate generals Robert E. Lee, John Bell Hood and Ku Klux Klan founder Nathan Bedford Forrest. The Hollywood City Commission was scheduled to vote on whether to rename the streets named after confederate generals on Wednesday August 30, 2017.<br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro
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  • Christopher Rey Monzon, 22,  gets ambush by police and then arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and inciting a riot after he crossed through police tape to confront the anti-hate symbol gathering outside the Hollywood's City Hall on Wednesday August 30, 2017. <br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro.
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  • Christopher Rey Monzon, 22,  gets ambush by police and then arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and inciting a riot after he crossed through police tape to confront the anti-hate symbol gathering outside the Hollywood's City Hall on Wednesday August 30, 2017. <br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro.
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  • Christopher Rey Monzon, 22,  gets ambush by police and then arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and inciting a riot after he crossed through police tape to confront the anti-hate symbol gathering outside the Hollywood's City Hall on Wednesday August 30, 2017. <br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro.
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  • Christopher Rey Monzon, 22,  gets ambush by police and then arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and inciting a riot after he crossed through police tape to confront the anti-hate symbol gathering outside the Hollywood's City Hall on Wednesday August 30, 2017. <br />
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photo by Samuel Navarro.
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